Adult and Developmental Education

Lynda Webb		206A HLGC Annex	685-6884
	Dean of Adult and Developmental Education
Alma Brannan		MHAB 115	685-6413
	Math Lab Coordinator/faculty
Mindy Flowers		205A HLGC Annex	685-6885
	Title V Instructional Designer
Blanca Licon		Cogdell Learning Center	684-4100
	ESL Coordinator
Julie Burke		MHAB 163	685-6818
	GED Coordinator
Sara Peterson		TC Annex 182	685-4718
	Coordinator Reading Lab
Peggy Wood		183 TC	685-4667
	Professor ESL/Reading/Writing/ and Student Success
Faculty
Margie Carrillo		117 MHAB	685-6801
Gena Nicholson		119 MHAB	685-6803
Connie Sanchez		121 MHAB	685-6804
Karen Vest		116 MHAB	685-6800

Adult and Developmental Education courses are designed to strengthen students’ basic skills in reading, writing, and in math in order to achieve academic success in transitioning into college level coursework, as well as passing the GED and preparing for the THEA.

Developmental classes provide multi-level, computer-based instruction to strengthen basic skills in a variety of areas. Instruction is customized to meet the individual needs of each student. For more information, please call 685-6819.

Adult Basic Education

Adult Basic Education(ABE) offers a variety of programs to help adults increase their academic and workforce skills. Students are provided with the opportunity to improve their skills in reading. math, science, social studies, language arts, and English. ABE classes are helf at various locations including the main campus, Codgell Learning Center, Workforce Solutions Permain Basin, and at the WRTTC in Fort Stockton There are no fees for any ABE program. An enrollment and orientation class is required before students enter the instructional classes. Individuals must be at least 17 years of age to enroll. Call the ABE Department at (432) 685-6819 for registration procedures and documentation requirements.

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